Malik Beasley’s wife, Montana Yao, shoots back at him for allegedly not looking after his children since leaving them with Larsa Pippen.

Yao filed for divorce from Beasley, but his lawyers told US Weekly that the Minnesota Timberwolves security guard did not stop his end of the child support bargain.

“Mr. Beasley’s attorney was correct when he stated that Mr. Beasley just wanted to ‘leave’ this whole situation behind. However, that assessment ignores the fact that Mr. Beasley forgot to inform Montana Yao, his longtime partner and wife, of his plans to “leave his family behind,” Yao’s attorneys Paul Applebaum and Alan Eidsness said in a statement to us on Friday. “Instead, he evicted Montana and her young son from the family home while he stayed behind to live with friends.”

“Mr. Beasley only contributed $ 800 to care for your son, despite making $ 15,000,000 a year in the NBA,” Yao’s lawyers continued but gave up on focusing on raising a family. She and her son are now forced to stay with relatives until she can resume her career. “

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Malik Beasley’s lawyers shot back at this allegation.

“It is unfortunate that Montana Yao lawyer chose to misrepresent facts in the media to seek sympathy while omitting the fact that his client was making an outrageous and obscene amount of money not only for her but also for her mother the obvious reward called for an eight month marriage. The attorney also omits that Malik bought her a $ 100,000 Range Rover shortly before the divorce from Montana Yao. This is a cautionary story for NBA players taking great risk in situations like this that we must now mitigate in court. “

Montana Yao lawyers called Beasley’s rebuttal “wrong from start to finish.”

It seems we have a stalemate here. I just hope that the children are financially supported.

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